USGI MOLLE II Single Point Drop Leg Panel

US Genuine Issue Drop Leg Panel, in new and unissued condition, for MOLLE II compatible field gear systems. Often called a "Leg Shroud", "Leg Rig", or "RACK Leg Platform". These panels were standard-issue components of various military load-carriage systems, most notably the SFLCS (Special Forces Load Carriage System) and early RLCS (Ranger Load Carriage System) during the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) era.

NSN

• M81 Woodland: 8465-01-481-4448
• UCP: 8465-01-524-7634
• DCU: 8465-01-519-5231
• Coyote Brown: 8465-01-516-8368
• Khaki: 8465-01-519-5204
• Ranger Green: 8465-01-573-9607
• OCP: 8465-01-575-3420
• MultiCam: 8465-01-575-3425

Features

• Weight: 8 ounces
• Dimensions: 8.75 x 9 x 1 inches
• Modular Mounting Platform: Features multiple rows of P.A.L.S. (Pouch Attachment Ladder System) webbing, allowing for the secure attachment of any M.O.L.L.E.-compatible pouches, holsters, or accessories.
• Single-Point Belt Attachment: Uses a wide, reinforced vertical strap that loops over a belt, distributing the weight of the platform to the waist and hips.
• Quick-Disconnect Buckle: The main vertical strap includes a heavy-duty side-release buckle, enabling the user to quickly detach the leg panel without removing their belt.
• Dual Adjustable Thigh Straps: Equipped with two horizontal straps that wrap around the leg. These include elastic "stress-relief" sections to maintain a snug fit during muscle expansion while running or crouching.
• Slip-Resistant Backing: The rear of the panel is often constructed with a textured or mesh material to increase friction against the leg, preventing the rig from sliding or rotating during high-activity movement.
• Internal Map/Document Pocket: A flat compartment integrated into the back of the panel, accessible via a top opening, designed for carrying maps, checklists, or flat administrative items.
• Hardware: Utilizes high-impact ITW Nexus plastic buckles and heavy-duty 1,000D Cordura fabric for maximum abrasion resistance and longevity in field conditions.
• Reinforced Stitching: Stress points, including the M.O.L.L.E. loops and buckle attachment sites, are double-stitched or bar-tacked to handle the weight of fully loaded magazines or heavy equipment.